A local bakery with a variety of pastries, baked goods, and sandwiches. Seems to be popular with…read morethe locals there. We got their Pain au Chocolat and Traditional Bageutte for breakfast. Both were delicious, especially aftet some heating in the oven.

Do yourself a favor and not only come here but any Pastry you get just order three of them. By the…read moretime you take two bites of the first thing you ordered your going to wish you had a bag full. I had a chocolate croissant that was like eating a pillow that had been stuffed with happiness. I think it would be fair to say it was one of the best I have ever eaten. I also had a sandwich which was fresh, yummy, and filled with flavor. I'm going to spend many years dreaming about this croissant and may be back to Lyon just to have another one.

Quality/Quantity - This is how a Starbucks should be! Wow,…read morewe got greeted when we walked in. Welcoming, friendly, great customer service, etc. Our last few Starbucks in France were not as positive; see other reviews. And we spend too much $$ with this brand. We have too many friends that collect this brand. Ambiance - Two stories. Good size. The toilets are on the bottom floor. Service - 6 stars, thank you! Price - Depends on what you buy, eat, or drink. We have just been buying souvenirs; expensive, but our friends are worth it. Owner Comment - Congrats to Alsea, SAB de CV is the largest independent chain restaurant operator in Latin America who holds the license in France to operate and develop Starbucks here. Parent company: Congrats on all your success since 1971 and for being the largest coffeehouse chain in the world! #114 on the Fortune 500 list. As of 2024, 40,200+ stores. 1992 IPO. 2003 Acquired Seattle's Best Coffee. 2008 Loyalty card program. 2014 First Starbucks Reserve opened in Seattle.

Worse Starbucks coffee I've ever had. I was visiting Lyon…read morefor a few days, and was out for a long walk when I passed by a Starbucks. Being from Seattle I've learned that Starbucks coffee is consistently good and of course has free Wi-Fi. It was 5:30 pm on a Monday, so I ordered a tall Americano. It was the WORST coffee I've ever had at a Starbucks. It was closer to the quality of a McDonnell's McCafe, basically colored water. BAD BAD BAD. I did complain to the barista and they added another shot of coffee which made it taste better/reasonable. It pays to complain at Starbucks even in Europe. One bad experience can't take down a global icon.